The autobiography of Mother Jones The autobiography of Mary Harris Jones, more commonly known as Mother Jones. The "most dangerous woman in America" and a committed organizer for…
What’s up with Bosnia? - Juraj Katalenac Article about situation in Bosnia as rioting across the country continues in the wake of demonstrations against privatisation, from Insurgent…
The Lump: an heretical analysis - Dave Lamb 1974 pamphlet by Solidarity criticising the standard left and union response to "the lump": the paying of building workers by lump sums for a job…
Belgium: the general strike - Solidarity Pamphlet from January 1961 with first-hand news and accounts of the huge general strike in Belgium which was ongoing against the introduction of…
The great Flint sit-down strike against GM 1936-37 - Walter Linder A history of the Flint sit-in strike by Walter Linder, slightly abridged by Solidarity and published…
The BLSP dispute: the story of the strike - Ken Weller A detailed account and analysis of an important strike at the British Light Steel Pressings plant…
Renault workers fight sackings - Solidarity A graphic account, written by rank-and-file French metalworkers, of struggles against job cuts at Renault in Paris and Le Mans, written as…
Standard Triumph strike: the full facts - Solidarity An account and lessons of the unofficial strike by 126 workers at the Standard Triumph Service Depot 24 April-14 June, 1961. Written by George…
Self-management and the limits of recuperation: Solidarity discussion bulletin A publication of discussion ongoing in Solidarity around the "ideology" of self-management in the group, including whether it could be recuperated into capitalism. The discussion followed publication of Maurice Brinton's Malaise on the left.
The rape of Vietnam - Bob Potter Anti-Vietnam war pamphlet published as pamphlet 25 by Solidarity June-July 1967, which was quite unique in the time in that it also criticised…
What next for engineers? - Ken Weller 1972 reprint by Big Flame of a Solidarity pamphlet by Ken Weller about the learnings for workers from the ten-week strike at Ford Dagenham in…
The socialist programme - Socialism Reaffirmed Second text by Socialism Reaffirmed, later renamed Solidarity, laying out a libertarian socialist programme. Breaking with the politics of social democracy and Trotskyism, it tries to set forth the tasks of the socialist revolution and aims at eliminating the road which the working class can take to emancipate itself. Published around 1960.
